The storm in the euro zone shows no signs of blowing itself out. The European Union’s belated decision to create a 750 billion euro rescue package has done little to calm the markets.
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When John Walker first considered joining iPierian, part of his due diligence was to reach out to two old friends whose scientific credentials matched his business chops.
While much of the world has been focused on the human and environmental tragedies surrounding BP, another important event is taking place, largely unnoticed.
We’ve scoured the globe to bring you the latest opinions, insights and hot-button issues percolating from the executive suite and delivered from some of today’s foremost thought leaders.
Workers at the magazine company Condé Nast watched in dismay last year as their Fiji water was replaced by Poland Spring, and then the Poland Spring disappeared in favor of tap water.
On April 20, 2010, BP’s Deepwater Horizon oil rig exploded, killing 11 rig workers and setting off a massive oil leak. Few corporate disasters in industrial history can match the situation in which BP finds itself.
For more than 40 years, Carlos Slim Helú has lived in Mexico City in the same house, which he describes as modest. And yet, according to Forbes magazine, Slim is the world’s wealthiest person.
Nayar, with a decidedly unconventional leadership style, has gained star status in the business press and academic circles for his atypical views on how to run a company.
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